The Club World Cup is fast approaching and the details of when Chelsea will fly out to the United States have been revealed.

Chelsea have announced two new signings this week for the women’s team, with goalkeeper Livia Peng and striker Mara Alber joining the club from Werder Bremen and TSG Hoffenheim, respectively. Both new arrivals from the Frauen-Bundesliga have signed four-year deals and will complete their transfers on July 1, when the transfer window opens.

Borussia Dortmund sporting director Sebastian Kehl has left the door open for Chelsea with regards to a future deal for Jamie Gittens. Chelsea were in talks to sign Gittens in time to be registered in their squad for the Club World Cup tournament which gets underway in the USA this weekend.

Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike is one of the most in-demand talents in world football, with Chelsea and Liverpool both keen on a move for the 22-year-old

Chelsea approached Stuttgart striker Nick Woltemade before the start of the U21 Euros stating they were monitoring him closely according to reports. The Blues are once again set for another busy summer and have already made Liam Delap their first signing, with more new faces expected to follow.

John Mikel Obi criticises Chelsea for signing Liam Delap over Victor Osimhen, saying the club missed a chance to bring in a proven striker ahead of Club World Cup

Chelsea have now confirmed two new signings this summer, with striker Liam Delap joining from Ipswich Town earlier this month for a fee of £30 million ($40.6 million).

Chelsea vs LAFC will take place at 3:00pm ET in Group D on Monday, June 16 at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup. That means that fans watching on the Pacific coast of the United States will be able to watch all the action on DAZN from 12:00pm PT. Meanwhile, supporters in the United Kingdom will be able to catch the match at 8:00pm BST.

Olivier Giroud has dismissed the idea of Chelsea ’s number nine shirt being cursed as he backed Liam Delap to deliver at Stamford Bridge. Delap has signed a six-year deal at Chelsea after the Blues activated the £30m release clause in his Ipswich contract.